College Mound Fire Department members met and mingled with their fellow community members at The Jesus House on Saturday, March 22 with a free barbecue and crawfish boil. .
TEXAS PRESS ASSOCIATION The Texas Senate last week passed a bill to allow school districts to set aside time for in-school prayer and gave initial approval to requiring all schools to post a copy of the Ten Commandments in every classroom. The Austin American-Statesman reported that the two measures were priorities of Lt.
editor@terrelltribune.com Two candidates have emerged to challenge current Terrell Mayor Rick Carmona in the upcoming May Joint Election. Patty Yocum and Troy Harwell are the two challengers for the mayoral position while Carmona aims to lock down a third term in office.
City of Terrell staff have become aware of a scam in which local residents and developers are receiving fake invoices which appear to be sent from our Planning and Zoning Commission. These bogus invoices are being generated by an outside and unknown source that is using a likeness of the city logo with fictitious itemized charges for services.
editor@terrelltribune.com Riter C. Hulsey Public Library announced their upcoming events for April, along with National Giving Day on Tuesday, April 1.
Most regular readers of my corner of this awesome publication have probably surmised that ‘Ole’ Luke’ has a passion for not only hunting hogs but also transforming the wild pork into some tasty dishes.
The Terrell Tigers baseball team struggled offensively in their Saturday home contest against the Van Vandals. The Vandals managed to score in each inning in their five-inning 12-1 win over the Tigers.